Royal Drawings Bengaluru (RCB) Written history by celebrating the highest successful run Women’s Premier League (WPL) History, defeat Gujarat Giants (GG) with six wickets with nine balls. Following an awesome target since 202, RCB does not turn off 27 balls in 64 breathe Richa Ghosh and one command from 34 to 57 Ellyse Perry At the Kotambi Stadium, Vadodia’s opening match to the victory until the storm. This follow-up was the first time in SPL, setting the perfect tone for the season and the season, rose 200 to 200.
Ashleigh Gardner’s comprehensive brightness sets a mammoth sum
After inviting the first, Gujarat left a careful start, but 6.4 Overs had early difficulty at 41/2. But to ski Ashleigh Gardner Holiday speed 213.51 took 79 breaths in three four and eight six in three and eight six, 79 breathe 79 breaths 79. Beth Mooney (56 OFF 42), the shots of the shots were anchored with a solid knock DEANDRA DOTTIN (25 OFF 13) provided an explosive camo. Their efforts were applied to the 20th 201/5 of the 20th, which looks giant in 20 overs in 20 Overs.
Ellyse Perry and Rucha Ghosh, counter-attack facility for RCB
The Captain lost in the chase of RCB and fell to the start of concussion Smriti Mandhana (9) and Danni Wyatt-Hodge (4) Inside two overs. However, Perry accused 34 wholesale 57, 60, which took 6 out of six and two six in six to revive the shots. Despite the loss of Raghvi Bist (25 OFF 27) At a very important junction, RCB stayed in the hunt. Ghosh Ghosh came in and after the breath of breath, reinforcing a breathtaking, seven and four six and four six to six and four six. Found a partner in Kanika Ahuja 13) He welcomed the end of the end of the RCB, only in 18.3.
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RCB’s statement of statement appoints tons for WPP 2025
This historical victory did not just put a new benchmark for the highest successful follow-up in the WPL history, but also stressed another title ambition of RCB. Gujarat’s Gardner (2/33) led the boulevard (2/33), Dottin (1/41) and Sayi Satghare (1/44) proves that it is expensive. Despite a strong combat effort, Gujarat found themselves on the wrong side of history, because RCB’s powerful batting lingu was a word victory. With this EMFIC start, RCB announced themselves as a serious bidder in the WPP 2025 season.
Here’s how Twitter reacted:
Richaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa is simply wow. RCB ✌️😎✌️ 6 start to complete the game.
– Denmark vowel (@dsait) 14 February 2025
Nice fun to open # WPL2025 . It was a surprising effort in the run in Richa Gosh & Kanika Ahuja. Kudos game brings out the broadcasters.
– Ian Raphael Bishop (@irbishi) 14 February 2025
Fire ❌
Wild fire! ❤️🔥What. A. Knock. ✊ #Playbold # Rcb #Sheisbold # WPL2025 #Ggvrcb pic.twitter.com/xczprwupnk
– Royal Drawings Bengaluru (@CBTWEETS) 14 February 2025
Richa Ghosh is a class movement. 💯 #Ggvrcb # WPL2025 pic.twitter.com/kytu47hv1n
– Prohamesh Avachare (@onlyprathamesh) 14 February 2025
Ellyse Perry is something else 🤯
If not for him, RCB will be done and dusted pic.twitter.com/d80kon5VAM
– Sameer Allana (@HitmanCricket) 14 February 2025
This RCB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
– Puma cricket (@pumacricket) 14 February 2025
We saw our RCB men’s team approached 200+ runs for years, but did not pass the line. Thus, this means so much for us to follow the team of women. 😭❤️ pic.twitter.com/n62vacpv7y
– Aditya Saha (@AsityAkrsaha) 14 February 2025
Played well @ 13richaghoshosh 👏🏼
– Saurabh malhotra (@malhotrasaurabh) 14 February 2025
The highest successful follow-up in WPL history ⚡# woman #cricket # WPL2025 #Rcb #Crickettwitter #Womencricket pic.twitter.com/ennhab0ge8
– womencricket.com (@womencricketyhq) 14 February 2025
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